Environment

Economic development, environmental projects land $4.8M in federal funding

The funding is part of $12.1 million allocated to projects in Congressman Jim McGovern’s (D-Worcester) district.

Sterling plastics dealer fined $23K for hazardous waste violations

A Sterling dealer of plastic manufacturing equipment has been fined $23,000 by the Massachusetts Department of Environmental Protection

Former state senator chosen as next leader for Clean Energy Center

Former Sen. Ben Downing, who had an influential hand in state energy policy during his decade representing the Berkshires, has been appointed the new leader of the Massachusetts Clean Energy Center

Health and environmental groups sue EPA over emissions rule

A coalition of health and environmental groups has sued the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, challenging its decision last...
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🔒Space mission: Dozens of Central Mass. firms work with NASA, including WPI, where researchers follow in Goddard’s footsteps

Today at WPI, Cote and her colleagues are continuing Goddard’s legacy of innovation through research that advances our presence in space.

Feedback Earth to pay $250K over odors at former Grafton site

The deal resolves allegations of Feedback Earth violating environmental laws, installing unauthorized equipment, and emitting odors impacting residents up to 4.4 miles away, according to the AG's office.

🔒Marlborough tech firm acquires two AI companies, plans to build data center in India

Mere days after launching its subsidiary Keen Labs, Marlborough-based green tech company ConnectM Technology Solutions has acquired two new companies to support production lines under a newly created division.

🔒After Nasdaq delisting, ConnectM launches AI-focused subsidiary

ConnectM Technology Solutions, a green energy technology firm out of Marlborough, has announced the creation of Keen Labs.
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🔒Blackstone solid waste firm handed injunction amid alleged illegal disposal lawsuit

A Blackstone waste management company and its owners have been hit with a preliminary injunction from the Massachusetts Superior Court.

Organized labor pushes for energy and air quality upgrades at schools

Massachusetts AFL-CIO, the Climate Jobs Massachusetts Action coalition and a handful of individual locals were among those who voiced support for a bill (H 3476 / S 2275) that would require energy and air quality audits for public schools, universities and colleges.
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